In re the Estate of Miller
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from an order of the superior court for Columbia county, Miller, J., entered July 9, 1906, establishing a nuncupative will and admitting the same to probate.
1Opinion of the CourtRudkin, J.
This is an appeal from an order establishing a nuncupative will and admitting the same to probate. Upon the hearing of the petition for probate, the court found, “That the instrument filed herein and alleged to be the will of said Miller is not the entire or all the will made by him as shown from the evidence taken hereinand granted “leave to reduce or have reduced to writing and file herein the nuncupative will of said William A. Miller, as shown from the evidence to have been made by him, and upon the filing of the same such proceedings be had and as the law may warrant in the premises.”…
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